The student body approved three changes to the ASWU Constitution; executive team says it will save on costs and help financially prepare for increased requisitions in the future.
ASWU budget proposal: more for them, less for you
by Colleen Bell | Copy Chief The ASWU budget proposal was prepared entirely behind closed doors. During the budget committee meeting, each chartered club was…
ASWU budget proposal: what you need to know
by Colleen Bell | Copy Chief On Wednesday, May 8, the ASWU general assembly will vote on the proposed budget for the 2019-2020 academic year,…
Forensics praised for fiscal responsibility
by Abebaye Asrat Bekele | Staff Writer The forensics team was mentioned in the school’s 2017 budget prioritization report for bringing the university external recognition…
Voluntary resignation program saves money and offers faculty benefits for early retirement
by Emily Goodell | Staff Writer Almost 30 faculty and staff will soon be leaving Whitworth as part of the Voluntary Separation Incentive Program, which…
Administration continues to work to meet goals defined by 2021 vision plan
by Josiah Van Wingerden | Staff Writer During the 2010-11 academic year, Whitworth faculty, staff and administration members outlined eight broad goals in a 10-year…
Minors considered for phasing out pending financial stress
by Kristen Grattan | Staff Writer Due to recent financial distress, Whitworth administrators have suggested the possible recommendation of reallocating some minors and majors, according…
Whitworth to use cuts, voluntary resignations and other means to prevent future admissions deficits
by Emily Goodell | Staff Writer Due to financial concerns the Budget Rationalization and Prioritization Steering Committee has drafted a recommendation for reduced cost and…
Task Force Report: ‘put Costa Rica Center up for sale’
by Sasha Siclait After an ongoing process to make a tough decision for Whitworth, the Costa Rica Task Force Report came out two weeks ago,…
Whitworth president presents state of university address at ASWU meeting
by Rebekah BreseeNews Editor Current affairs, ongoing issues and future plans for Whitworth was the topic of the ASWU meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 17. President…